4 Essential Commands To Teach Your Puppy
Training doesn’t have to be time-consuming. Since your puppy’s attention span isn’t that long, aim for 10-minute sessions. This little amount of time makes a world of difference. Trust me, being able to communicate with your pooch is life-changing. Commands To Teach Your Puppy 1) Sit This is usually the first command dog parent’s teach their little ones. That’s probably because it’s one of the easiest. Here are a few tips to help you teach your dog how to sit: Hold a small
11 Dog Breeds That Don’t Shed
1) Poodle 2) Maltese 3) Irish Water Spaniel 4) Portuguese Water Dog 5) Spanish Water Dog 6) Bichon Frise 7) Chinese Crested 8) Bedlington Terrier 9) Kerry Blue Terrier 10) American Hairless Terrier 11) Miniature Schnauzer If you ha
Dog Sunburn: 4 Tips to Keep Your Dog Safe in the Cayman Sun
Living in the Cayman Islands means sunshine almost year-round. Beach days, neighborhood walks, outdoor adventures, and fresh air are all part of island life. While most pet parents remember to protect their own skin from the sun, it is easy to forget that dogs can get sunburned too . In Grand Cayman’s strong tropical heat, dogs are exposed to intense UV rays during daily walks, backyard time, and outdoor play. Just like humans, sun exposure can lead to painful burns and long-
How To Stop Your Dog From Excited Peeing
You’ll be happy to know that dogs usually grow out of this phase. It’s actually quite common for puppies under one-year-old to pee when they are excited because they don’t have full control over their bladders yet. My little Gigi just turned one and I do notice a huge difference. While this issue will usually resolve itself when your pooch get’s a little older, there are a few things you can do in the meantime to help stop excited peeing. Keep Greetings Low-Key (I Mean, Real
8 Warning Signs Your Dog Is In Pain
The thought of a helpless dog in pain is a scary one. Often times, they’re forced to suffer in silence because they can’t simply tap us on the shoulder and say, “Hey – I’m not feeling so well!” That’s why it’s important to monitor your dog’s day-to-day behavior, stay alert to any changes, and know the top warning signs of pain in dogs. While the following symptoms can mean several different things, they shouldn’t be ignored. If you suspect your pooch is in pain, don’t self-
